Sexuality and Pregnancy

23-24 weeks pregnant, 9-10 weeks pregnant, Prenatal

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Can having sex at the start of pregnancy cause a miscarriage? When your stomach is sticking out, how can you adjust your sexuality? When the baby arrives, how can you ensure you maintain your sexuality as a couple? Marie talks with the sexologist Guylaine Gélinas-Martel to help improve your sex life during and after pregnancy.

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33-34 weeks pregnant, Childbirth, Prenatal

Support During Pregnancy and delivery

The birth of a child should take place in a calm, trusting and loving environment. The people accompanying a woman

31-32 weeks pregnant, Childbirth, Prenatal

Evolution of Labour

What conditions are necessary for natural childbirth? Marie talks about them in clear terms. You will then be able to

31-32 weeks pregnant, Childbirth, Prenatal

Birthing room

Delivery rooms in hospitals have changed the way we experience the arrival of a baby. Take a guided tour with

Baby/parents

Baby Purees

Marie welcomes Mélissa Labonté, a dietician and nutritionist, to talk about baby purées. Introducing solid foods is a significant step

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